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After you text him back the first time, you are going to have to vary your response tactics. If you want a guy to know that you have been sitting by the phone eagerly awaiting his call, then by all means, go right ahead and call him back.

If you religiously wait exactly twenty- four hours each time, he will eventually pick up on your pattern and think you are playing a game. But consider this first: How do you know that he really meant to call you and this wasn’t just an accidental pocket dial?

He’ll think, “Wow, I pocket- dialed her and she got so excited she called me!

” For argument sake, let’s say he did purposefully call you and did not leave a voice mail; if you call him back, you will be setting a precedent that he doesn’t ever have to leave you a message.

While you may not care about that right now because you are so elated to hear from him, you will care after it happens for the tenth or fifteenth time.

It took him six days to contact me, but he finally sent me a text. I’m a fan of applying old-school rules to new technology, so the first time a guy reaches out to you, you should wait at least twenty-four hours to respond.

It does not matter if he texts, calls, e-mails, or instant messages.

Whatever mode of communication he chooses still warrants the same reply time. Think of it this way: Ever since you gave him your number six days ago, you’ve been staring at your phone, recapping the night you met him, second guessing his interest, and undoubtedly doubting yourself, what has he been doing?

Going to the gym, seeing his friends, and, oh yeah, not calling you.

As you’ve been sitting there in a quiet panic, wondering if you were going to hear from him, he’s been living life worry free.

Now that he’s called you, it’s his turn to wait and stress a little.

However, if you call or text him back immediately, that won’t happen. Let your voice mail handle things for now and return his call the following day.

This isn’t revenge for making you wait—it’s just rebalancing for the greater good of your future relationship.